2200 E. Devon Ave., Suite 246, Des Plaines IL. 60018 www.SureWinInc.com 888-844-7515 x x xx NAR Ethics Sample Exam NAR Ethics, IL. Lic. #564.001700 T F 1. The Code of Ethics takes precedence over the Laws of the State. T F 2. The National Association of Realtors© is a government organization. T F 3. The Code of Ethics and Real Estate Laws of the State are not the same thing. T F 4. As a REALTOR® you shall dedicate yourself to being a professional in the real estate industry. T F 5. As a REALTOR® you must continuously strive to remain informed and willingly share your experience and knowledge with others. T F 6. As a REALTOR® you must never attempt to gain unfair advantage over your competitors. T F 7. As a REALTOR® you must refrain from unsolicited comments about competitors. T F 8. If you comment about competitors your opinion does not have to be objective or professional. T F 9. As a REALTOR® you pledge yourself to protect and promote the clients best interest even at the expense of honesty. T F 10. The Code of Ethics does apply when representing yourself in a transaction. T F 11. As a REALTOR® you can mislead a consumer as to market value to get a listing. T F 12. You must present all offers objectively and as quickly as possible. T F 13. You do not have to continue to present offers if the seller has accepted an offer. T F 14. You can not disclose confidential information without permission. T F 15. You must inform potential buyer/tenant client of agency relationships including dual agency and let them know how compensation and possible offsetting coop’s will work. T F 16. You can disclose the existence of other offers without consent of the owner. T F 17. You should advise on matters outside the scope of your real estate license. T F 18. REALTORS® shall avoid exaggeration, misrepresentation, or concealment of pertinent facts. T F 19. You have a duty to discover latent defects. 1 of 4 Copyright© Sure Win Inc. IL. Lic. #564.000223 06/2016 T F 20. As a REALTOR® if you offer cooperation to other brokers, it must include compensation. T F 21. As a REALTOR® you can change the compensation for coop’s at any time without notice. T F 22. You shall not misrepresent the availability of access to show or inspect a listed property at anytime. T F 23. Ownership or possible future ownership by a REALTOR® only needs to be disclosed at time of contract. T F 24. You can not provide real estate services to a consumer if you will, have, or want to have an interest in the property, unless such interest is fully disclosed. T F 25. You shall not accept any commission, rebate, or profit on expenditures made by your client, without the client’s knowledge and consent. T F 26. All related services fees and/or benefits received by you and/or your broker from referrals of a customer or client must be disclosed to the customer or client. T F 27. If you have a direct interest in an organization or business that you refer customers or clients to, your interest must be disclosed upfront. T F 28. You can receive compensation from more than one party in a transaction without disclosure. T F 29. As a REALTOR® you shall make sure a true copy of the contract is provided to each party upon signing or initialing. T F 30. While providing services or employment you can discriminate. T F 31. As a REALTOR® you can undertake a real estate specialization other than your field of competence without disclosure to the client. T F 32. You can offer or advertise property without authority. T F 33. As a REALTOR® all websites must include the sponsoring broker’s business name only. T F 34. You can not use URL names to mislead the public. T F 35. As a REALTOR® you can give legal advice or practice law. T F 36. You can file multiple ethics complaints for the same violation of the Code of Ethics. T F 37. You can not interfere with another Realtors® exclusive client. T F 38. You have an obligation to determine if a current exclusive agreement is in place for the same service before entering into an exclusive agreement with a client. T F 39. Negotiation of your compensation must be independent of negotiation of an offer. T F 40. You can refuse to present an offer contingent upon receiving more compensation. T F 41. According to the Code of Ethics you must cooperate with other brokers even if it is not in the best interest of your client. 2 of 4 Copyright© Sure Win Inc. IL. Lic. #564.000223 06/2016 T F 42. You have an obligation to the public to be competent in your real estate practice. T F 43. You can quote prices other than agreed upon prices as long as it is in the seller’s best interest. T F 44. When advertising your own property without going thru your brokerage, no license disclosures are required until a buyer brings an offer. T F 45. You need consent to display any sign for sale, rent, or lease. T F 46. When disagreements arise amongst Realtors®, it should be arbitrated thru the board. T F 47. The Code of Ethics was originally established based on existing State licensing laws. T F 48. The purpose of the Code was to establish a professional standard of conduct for real estate practitioners. T F 49. You can file an ethics complaint based on the Preamble of the Code of Ethics. T F 50. A non-member can not file an ethics complaint. T F 51. If you want to file an ethics complaint, you file it first with the national association. T F 52. Arbitration mainly deals with procuring cause cases. T F 53 . A fine of up to $5000 can be assessed for an ethics violation. T F 54. If an ethics complaint requires a hearing it is forwarded the Professional Standards Committee. T F 55. The Grievance committee is the only part of the association that deals with ethics complaints and arbitration. T F 56. Pathways to Professionalism establish professional courtesies and etiquettes for REALTORS®. T F 57. Mediation is where the parties come to a mutual solution where arbitration a solution is decided for the parties. T F 58. Since the Pathways to Professionalism are voluntary you do not need to follow them. T F 59. You can obstruct a Code of Ethics violation investigation. T F 60. You can be disciplined for the same violation of the Code of Ethics by more than 1 local board. T F 61. An Ethics complaint is to conduct as Arbitration is to money. 3 of 4 Copyright© Sure Win Inc. IL. Lic. #564.000223 06/2016 NAR Ethics Sample Exam Answer Key 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. F F T T T T T F F T F T F 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. T T F F T F F F T F T T T 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 4 of 4 T F T F F F F T F F T T T 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. F F T F F T T F T F 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 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